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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-08
GIBBONS In BALTIMORE.
4 Grand Demonstration in Honor of the
American Cardinal

American Cardinal.
BALTIMORE, June 1T was generally
known that Cardinal Gibbons wOuld reach
Baltimore this afternoon, and long before
the time of the arrival of the train the
streets leading to Union Station were
thrOugcd with people vending their way
ththcr. The most extensive arrange
mcnts had been perfected To give him re
ception worthy the high office he fills.
The Cardinal was received by Mayor
Hodges, the members of the City Council,
Judges of the Courts and Police Commits
sioners, who took the right of the line. On
the part of Catholic societies the Cardinal
was received by Chas. A. Bonaparte, the
trustees OF the Cathedral and a committee
OF the clergy, who took their positions in
the line in the rear Of the civic officials.
As the head of the line moved the societies
forming the several divisions fell in TO
make up the procession.
When the head of the column reached
the Cardinals palace there was halt and
the Cardinal, with the clergy and guard
of honor entered the building. There the
Cardinal was invested with his Official
robes, and, returning to the street, pro-
cessiOn was formed and moved to the west
or main entrance of the Cathedral, when
there was formal reception by MonSignor
McColgan, and the service for Cardinals
reception was performed for the first time
in Baltimore.
At the close of the religious service the
Cardinal returned to the palace and the
procession, which had moved through sew
era OF the principal streets, returned to
Charles street and was reviewed by the
Cardinal. The ceremonies throughout
were of an imposing character, and were
witnessed by many thousands of people.
Cardinal Gibbons expresses his high appre
citation OF the compliment paid TO him.
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$500 Reward.

If you suller from dull, heavy headache,
obstruction of the nasal passages, dis
charges falling from the head into the
throat, sometimes prOIuse, watery, and
acrid, at Others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent. bloody and putrd; If the eyes
are weak. watery, and iniiamed; and there
is ringing in the ears, deafness, backing
or coughing to clear the throat, expect0ra-.
ton Of offensive matter, together with
scabs from ulcers; the voice being changed
and having a nasal wang; the breath
offensive: smell and taste impaired; ex-
perience a sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, a hacking cough, and
general debility, then yOu are suffering
from chrome nasal catarrh. Only few oil
the above named symptoms are likely to
be present in any one case at one time, or
in auy one stage OF the disease. Thousands
of cases a"nually. without manifestlng
half OF the above symptoms, result IN
consumption, and end III the grave No
disease il 70 common, mere deceptive and
dangerous, less understood or more unsuc-
cessfully treated ky physicians. The
manufacturers of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy offer. in good faith, 500 for a case Of
catarrh which they cannot cure. The
Remedy is sold by all druggists at only 80
cents.
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FOR MONEY AND GLORY.
Crack Yachts Participate in the Atlantic
Club Repnftn.

FIT. WADswORrH, y. Y, June T.
There were forty-six entries in the Atlantic
Yacht Club regatta, to day, Tor the 81, 900
prize, but the interest centered in the
contest between the Shamrock and
Titania, both almost untried, and the Eng
lish Galatea and the Priscilla and Atlantic.
Tht yachts started at about lao but
on account of the fog could not be located.
At l2:O5 p. M. the Atlantic passed Owls
Head with a good lead, followed by the
Priscilla and Galatea, the latter barely
aStern.
At 1880 the Atlantic had gained about
II half mile, being then II miles in the lead
of everything. The Shamrock had gained
slightly on the Titania, and Just gone to
port under the Titania's stern Five min
uteS later the Shamrock and Titania were
holding the same tacks and making close
race. The Titania tried to blanket the
Shamrock, but failed. The Atlantic was
still leading by over Il mile.
At 1850 the Shamrock was leading the
Titania slightly and holding the Priscilla.
The Atlantic then had long lead and
from the way she was laying over it is evil
dent that she had Il stiff breeze The wind
had ireShened to about twelve miles an
hour.
los f. M.-The Atlantic has lead of
over two miles on the whole fleet. The
relative positions of the Others remain uu-
changed.
l:lO +. M.-The Atlantic tackled to star
board and rounded the Spit buoy, stand
ing to the eastward for the point of Sandy
Hook.
l:23-Titauia and Galatea rounded Spit,
Atlantic now outside Hook.
l:I5 T.. M-Shamrock passed buoy at
las: Cinderella l35i; Priscilla, 1867;
Adelaide, l:27; t;aiatea, l:39: Titania, 10;
Fanny, LIZ Atlantic passed buoy ) at
I.2$.
NEW YORK, June THE Atlantic beat
the Priscilla Ii minutes II seconds and
the cutter Galatca % minutes - seconds
aud the Shamrock beat the Titania ~
minutes > seconds. II this race can he
taken rs 4 standard the shamrock is the
fastest sloOp in America.
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SUPREME COURT.
The Business Transacted at Yesterday
Mornings Session.

Mornings Session.
The Supreme Court met at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, all the Judges present.
In the case OF Shriver V. Garrison, from
Monongalia county, appeal and superse-
deas allowed. Bond, $1,000.
Wamsley V. Wamsley, from Randolph
county; petition for repeal and supersedeas
refused.
Powers V. Malcolm, from Fayette coun-
ty; petition for appeal refused.
Stiles V. Stiles, from MOnongalia conn
ty; petition for app al and supersedeas re-
fused.
Gilliland V. Farley, from Kanawha
county; petition for appeal and superse-
deas refused.
Everley V. Keener, from Monongalia
county petition for appeal and superse-
deas refused.
State V. Wetzel, from Jackson county
petition for writ Of error refused.
A. p. Sturm vs.. S. S. Fleming, appeal
and supersideas, from Harrison county.
Submitted.
Lowther VS.. Lowther, writ OF error,
from Harrison county. Submitted
Lanhan VS.. Lanhan, writ of error, from
Harrison county. Continued.
G. G.. Wadsworth VS.. Jane Hall, writ OF
error, from Harrison county. Submitted.
Benjamin Mccoy vs. Ad. Mccoy, appeal
and supersedeas, from Harrison county.
Submitted
Adjourned until Thursday morning al
10 O'Clock.
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SocriR T,igrgm ~ h' Register.
WESTON, W. Va, June The Board
of Directors of the Hospital for the Insane,
met this morning at the Hospital, all be
ing present but Sturgiss of Morgantown,
who was unable to attend hut who was
expected later in the week. Dr. Mayer,
of Charleston, is the only Republican
member present The Board organized
by elccting j. j.. Chlplcy
of MOOreield, President and
Mr.. Preston, of Treenbreer county, secre-
tary. Messrs Colston, Mayer and Preston
were appointed n committee on current
expense, and Whelan, Peck and Post on
transportation. No other business of any
importance, was transacted. The people
of Weston are taking considerable interest
in the action of the board and are anxious
ly awaiting the result.
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BENWOOD.

The Wheeling Co. g steel plant has issued
orders OF suspension of all its employees
until further notice. The cause Is the
slack demand in the market for the produc-
tiOn of steel.
Confirmation at the Catholic Church will
take place one week later than date given
in Sundays issue viz: on July >.
The Bogg's Run school will terminate
Thursday with a picnic.
Rooms Nos. | and , of the public
school, taught respectively hy Miss PelIey
and Miss Morgan, held a very pleasant
and creditable entertainment Monday
afternoon. The public in general is cor
daily invited to attend those closing cNcr-
cises, which terminate Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Brush left on a
visit to friends in Western Pennsylvania
Monday.
Mr.. Will Bush left yesterday for his
home in Parkersburg
Some of the feeders, formerly OF the old
factory, did not leave their employmentat at
the tuhe-wOrkS to return tn their machines
in the factory yesterday, owing To the
rumor being circulated that the factory
will only run for few weeks.
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THE COUNTY EDUCATORS.
Meeting of the New Board at the Cour
House. Yesterday.

Meeting of the New Board at the Court
House, Yesterday.
The recently elected County Board of
Education met at the Court House yester-
day for organization. Those present were
Michael Stein, of Washington district; S.
5. Jacobs, of Liberty; Vim. Connolly, of
Richaud; w. II. Waddle, of Triadelphia;
w. c. Weidman, present County Superin-
tendent, and J. +. Foreman. the Superin-
tcndcnt elected at the last election.
Michael Stein WAS elected Chairman and
w. H. Waddlc Secretary. The following
Board of Examiners were appointed for
the year beginning July lst, viz, j. F.
Foreman, w. G. Weidman and Miss Laura
Wayt.
On motion w. II. Waddle WAS directed to
have one hundred poll books and tally
sheets printed for the use of the different
Boards of Education, the said poll books
to be delivered to the Secretaries of the
Boards, and to he paid for by the Boards OF
Education in proportion TO the number oi
voting precincts in each school district.
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THIRTEEN ERRORS
TEBLS THE STORY OF YESTERDAYS DE-
FEAT
Wheeling Crushed by the 'Ganders-COlumbus Wins
at Mansfeld-ZaneSville Gets One at San
dusky-Steubenyille Loses at Akron
Notes from League Centres

A glance at the error column on the
Wheeling side of the score in the last
three games shows that considerable brac-
ing up is needed, and that before long, il
the team expects to come home with any
kind of record for the trip. AS long as
the club loses games through no fault of
its own no criticism can be offered, but
thirty-two errors in three games is poor
ball playing, and it is to be hoped that
something will be done to remedy this at
once. AS a general thing the boys bat
and field with the best of them, but their
work lately has been decidedly below par.
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BEI.I.AIRE.

VIM. Love and Mr. Smith, the painter,
have formed partnership and will do
| business together.
The news has reached here of the burn
ing of school house by three boys, who
did it 10 spite the teacher The building
is situated about fifteen miles south of
here The boys took the precautiOn to re-
move their books from the building and
then took the oil that was in the lamps
and poured IT over the floor and touched
it OF The flames spread so rapidly that
the trio hastened to escape and left the
books, which were found in fence
corner near by. Ii was cvi-
IDENTIFY the intention of the chaps
to take them along, but ii is supposed that
the fire burned 50 rapidly that they con-
cludcd to make safe their departure. What
will be done about the matter is not
known. The boys were not seen, but the
finding of the books was II give away
There has been deficiency of natural
gas for the past two days, but none of the
glass factories have been compelled TO lay
OIL. The company is repairing and clean
ing ont its wells at Little WashingtoG.
The Opera House band. OF Wheeling,
will furnish the music ut the commence
ment.
The case of Bridgeman against the city
resulted in Judgment in favor Of plaintiff
for $500.
rail on the T., T.. Il G. road, at Rocky
Fork, spread on Monday evening, and two
freight cars were thrown over an embank-
ment. One was filled with merchandise.
The Home Missionary Band. of the Chris
tian Church, will hold festival on the
wharf boat on Thursday evening.
The C. X =. boys receive their pay
to-day.
Joseph Docpcr is home again.
1t will take quarter OF a million bricks
TO pave Union street.
The marriage of George Stevens 20 Miss
Myrtle Robinson will occur on the 10th.
The Y. l.. c. T. L. will hold festival
in the public square.
Several saloonkecpcrs were arrested yes
terday for Sunday selling.
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THa London Jm~ publishes another
instlllmrnr OF ..rlruelIism and Crime"
with various r.. ..mH documents.
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Probably no one thing has caused Snch a
,,,rar,I revival of trade ut Logan X Go. :
drug store rs their giving away to their
customers of so many free trial bottles OF
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion Their trade is simply enormous IN
this very valuable article from the TACT .I tna'
il always cures and never diSappoints'
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cnred You can test it before buying by
retting trial bottle free, large size Sl'
Every bottle warranted.
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Editor O,nrien,. Action Approved.

New YORK, June 1.-Editor O'Brien
received the following cablegram to-day:
THE Executive Committee of the Nation
al League in Ireland in meeting assembled,
heartily approve yOur action in keeping
Irish questions free from American issues.
lrcands cause appeals TO American lovers
OF liberty without distinction Of party, and
we feel convinced no sincere friend will
wish to involve that sacred cause in issues
that may delay or hinder its success.
Signed HARRINGTON.
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TWELVE PEOPLE MANGLED.
a Freight Train ENplodes Her Boiler at n
Railway station.

a lGhin INillbutN iltI h' ~
Railway station.
CHESTER, PA, June IA terrible cX-
plosion occurred thirteen miles south of
this city this morning, by which twelve
persons were killed or injured
\ freight train on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was shifting cars in front OF
the magnificent station recently erected a
that place, and number of people were
inside and on the platform awaiting their
train, when the freight locomotive eXplOd-
I'd with tremendous force.
The explosion was what is known as a
side one, something that very rarely
happens, most accidents of the kind being
by the blowing out of the front or end OF
the boiler.
The station was completely demolished,
being leveled to the ground, and Il large
bell was carried four squares by the force
of the explosion.
As far as can be learned the killed and
wounded will number about twelve.
The engineer miraculously escaped with
out injury and the fireman was slightly
hurt.
Telegraph operator Murphy was very
badly injured rs was also Mr.. Benjamin,
the agent.
George Schocld, boss pointer, WAS 50
badly mangled that he will probably die.
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The Game.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
KALAMAZOO, MICH., June THE
visitors were badly Outplayed a
every point to-day. Mallory, who IS said
to have let up when Kalamazoo beat at
Wheeling, was in the box and was hit for
total OF 2S bases. The Umpiring of Nc
Dermott was greatly in favor of Wheeling.
Dunn was fined s. for saying, that a man
was not out at second. Below is the
score:
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doings Of Rosts and Boatm-n along the
Ohio,


The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet and rising.
Marks from above-Oil City, foot
> inches and rising; Parker, 10 inches;
Brownsville, ; feet q inches and rising;
Greensboro, 10 feet inches and rising;
Rice's Landing, 6 feet ~ inches and ris-
ing; Morgantown, feet and rising; Lock
No. 4, : feet1 inches and rising; Parker, 10
inches and stationary.
The Andes left yesterday afternoon for
Cincinnati with a good trip on board and
quite list of passengers, many taking adj
vantage of the opportunity TO make the
trip TO Cincinnati and return. This il
certainly an enjoyable trip, especially at
this season of the year and those who took
il in are sure TO have a pleasant time un-
der the care OF the courteous officers OF
the boat.
The Fashion, T.. u. Cooper master, and
A. J. Slayin clerk, will leave mr Cincin-
natl Tomorrow morning in place Of the
Emma Graham.
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GLASS WORKS SOLD.
The Central shade Factory, AT Brillian
Changes Hands.

Changes Hands.
The Central Glass Company of this city
yesterday sold their factory at Brilliant,
O., 10 Mr.. A. NJ. Bacon, of Pittsburgh,
the purchase money being placed at Sl2,-
900 by those supposed to know. The pur'
chaser will take hold of the works
at once. The Brilliant Works
were purchased by the Central
Company in September, lSsi, and after
being thoroughly retitted, the manuiac-
ture of fine line of colorcd goods was
commenced. The plant has been remu-
nerative one, but its distance from this
city made the task Of looking after 1t Il
heavy burden upon President Scott. FoI
this reason the works were sold. II is un'
derStood the purchaser OF the works will
begin the manufacture of line of general
ware as soon as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-08

LONDON, June Catholic victories in
some of the Italian municipal elections yes
terday are thought significant. 1t is
asserted Ly some that Catholics will take
more prominent part in politics than be-
fore. IN some cases the government has
caused il TO he known that coalition candi-
dates would he looked upon with
favor. This has led 10 compro-
mise tickets in which the Ultramon-
tame element has good showing. The
word Ultramontane in fact, no longer rep
resents the Catholic party, unless it il to
be given a different meaning from that
which il acquired in the less recent con-
flicts between the Vatican and Quirinal.
King Humbert's recent course indicates
that the desire for r. establishment OF
friendly relations between those two repos-
itories of power in Italy is mutual, and it
il whispered that the next time the Italian
treasury draws its check for the enormous
sum annually set apart for the Pope, the
money will not he refused rs heretofore on
the ground that His Holiness cannot accept
compensation for being deprived Of his
rights as a sovereign.
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d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to
trv DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of q few bottles. Since which time
he has used il in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This Is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery
Trial bottles free at Logan q Co.'S Drug
tore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-08

PROVIDENCE, H. l., June "A. l..
Jansen. OF this city, and John Barnes, OF
Pawtucket, middleweights, fought to =
finish i'm a lot near Pontiac this morning
for a purse Of 500. Jansen Is pretty well
known in sporting circles, but Barnes Is
an Engl,Shmm with only record IN the
old country. The fight lasted an hour,
and m the sixteenth round Harnes was
completely knocked out, being unable to
rise from the ground Ike Weir, the Bel
fast Spider" WAS JanSen's second, and
Jack Ashton did the same service Tor
BnrupS
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Home run-Nan Iant TwO-base hits
SpeideI, Dudley, Flanagan, OttcrsOn, Van
Xant, Stapleton, Fuller. Wild pitches
Flanagan >. Passed halls--Eliif /, Fuller
l. Struck out.--By Flanagan l. Thrown
out at secondly Fuller >. Hit hy Nal
lory, l. Base Oc balls-Flanagau, Moore
and Dunn. Umpire-McDermott
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SPRINGFIELD. ILI-, June "A certl-
fratc of consolidation was recorded at the
office of the Secretary OF state, to-day, by
the officers of the New York, Wheeling,
81 Louis and Chicago Railroad Company,
of Ohio. and the New York, Wheeling aud
It. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company,
ofUUuojs. tor the purpose Of forming one
corporation for the operation OF railroad
from Wheeling. W Va, to Fast 81 LoulS,
Ill, and from Lancaster, O., to Fort
WAYNE. Ind. under the name ot the New
York. Wheeling. 81 Louis and Chicago
Railroad Company. The capital stock l.
lo Dee II 900 ono.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-08

The caterer of the National DrlLl
grounds will enter suit against the Drill
Committee for Sl3, 400, the difference ne
tween the profit for SiN thousand meals u
day. which was guaranteed him, and tnat
from sixteen hundred, which he actually
furnished
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wheeler Buried.

MALONE, y. Y, June 7.-EN-Nice Pres
ident Vim. A. Wheeler was hurird here
to-day. Among the distinguished gentle
men in attendance were eN-PreSident K.
b. HAYES and his son Webb, Gen. VIM. A.
Dart. of PurtSdam. Gen. y. Martin Curtis,
Senator Chas. :. Knapp, of Louisville, and
ay-Gnyrrnor J. G.. Smith, of St Louis.
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An Anarchist Scare ia Columbus.

CoLUMTUs, o., June IA lodge of An
archsts has been discovered in this city.
lt.s.nbcrs ninety men and women and
some of their circulars are OF the most
revolutionary character. The organization
dates from the visit of Mrs. Parsons, last
March. Their work in this, rs in other
cities, is carried on with the greatest Sc
crecy, and it il a difficult matter TO locate
their place of meeting or to learn much
about their work.
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VIEW luEk. June Hon. James G'.
Blaine Is periectiug his arrangements to-
day or his departure 10 Europe tomorrow.
h. T. Jones. Chairman OF the Republican
National Executive Committee arrived IN
Down Yesterday. Tie will accompany Mr..
h,iguc 90 the steamer.
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Resents the bribery Charg,

LONDON, June 1T is stated that the
Foreign Office is greatly incensed by the
statements of the Russian Ambassador at
Constantinople, that large sums OF money
were used in bribing Turkish officials to
use their influence with the Sultan in IA
vor of the convention for an English pro-
tcctorate OF Egypt. Very strong repre-
sentations, it is understood, are TO be for
warded to st. Petersburg, and grave con-
sequences may possibly ensue unless NJ.
Neldof's statements are repudlated by
his superiors.
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Glnh,tnne's Recention at CardIii.

CARDIFF, June 7.-Mr. Gladstone ar
rived here this morning from Swansea.
\ large crowd had gathered at the station,
and upon his arrival he was given an en-
thusias,ic reception. As the train left the
station on its way TO London Mr.. Glad
stone was saluted with loud and prolonged
cheering by the aSsemblage.
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MArNNuRAs, Ten, June Colonel
hernandez and forces arrived yesterday
and are reported TO have brought niue
prisoners. The NuHd", Maritime paper
glories IN the affair, and says the bandits
escaped with the loss OF only one horse
yyOunded
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Columbus Beats Mansfield.

Sp,cial T1sgrUm 10 the Register.
MANSFIELD, O., June The game
here to-day between Columbus and the
home team was won very easily by Colum-
bus. The home nine could not do much
with Dale, the Columbus pitcher. Score ::
IxSINGs..........l > . 1 = t. .
Mansfield .............U u o u > q o. 3
Cuumbrl>................. . / q 0 o oil
Base hits, Mansfield q, Columbus II;
errors, Mansfield ., Columbus :; two-haSc
hit, Delhanty; home run, Morrison.
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League and Association Games.

At Baltimorc-Ba Baltimore 1G; Louis
willie &.
At New York-Mets G; st. Louis 3
At Indianapoiis-In .; Chi
cago 3.
At Washington - Washington Boston
game postponed, rain.
At Observation-Disclosures lOi Cincln'
natl O.
At New Cleveland 3; Brooklyn J.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10; New
York II.
At Detroit-Detroit Is; Pittsburg |.